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A person affected, with theme driven, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, whom completely overcomes an (OCD) theme. The effected can mistakenly identify the "OCD Theme" as being the embodiment of (OCD), and not merely a theme.
Overcoming the theme, can leave the person with the misconception they are cured of the (OCD). When in fact they have accepted the uncertainty, or have become tolerant of the associated fear, they are in a remission state. (OCD) is a chronic condition. Unless the person with (OCD) learns to accept uncertainty as a coping skill in general, they may encounter ("Dymarcik Paradox") and continue to move on to a new fear and, new (OCD) themes. This can go on indefinitely.
*Dymarcik Paradox is to fully accept and overcome an (OCD) fear, only to move on to the next (OCD) fear theme.
Overcoming the theme, can leave the person with the misconception they are cured of the (OCD). When in fact they have accepted the uncertainty, or have become tolerant of the associated fear, they are in a remission state. (OCD) is a chronic condition. Unless the person with (OCD) learns to accept uncertainty as a coping skill in general, they may encounter ("Dymarcik Paradox") and continue to move on to a new fear and, new (OCD) themes. This can go on indefinitely.
*Dymarcik Paradox is to fully accept and overcome an (OCD) fear, only to move on to the next (OCD) fear theme.
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Reviewer:
Charles Méliès
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January 19, 2012
Subject: Wonderful example of the depth of OCD Paradox
Subject: Wonderful example of the depth of OCD Paradox
Thank you very much, Mr. Dymarcik! This is an awesome OCD paper, and I think the diagram gives great insight in OCD theme tunnel. As as researcher and someone whom has OCD. This is very insightful.
"Two paradoxes are better than one; they may even suggest a solution.”
Edward Teller quotes (Hungarian-born American nuclear physicist, b.1908)
"Two paradoxes are better than one; they may even suggest a solution.”
Edward Teller quotes (Hungarian-born American nuclear physicist, b.1908)
Reviewer:
Iskander D Enikeev Ph.D
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January 19, 2012
Subject: Profound Research!
Subject: Profound Research!
This research challenged me. I've not emphasized how OCD themes can appear to be the root of the issue.... when in fact, the theme is only one of many fears. Great job!
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